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Texas Saw Over 16,000 More Births Year After Passing Six-Week Abortion Ban

The Lone Star state saw over 16,000 more births in 2022 after Texas implemented its six-week abortion ban, according to a report from the University of Houston.

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Biden Invites Woman At Center Of Abortion Case To State Of The Union After Pledging To Put Issue Front And Center

The White House announced that Kate Cox accepted an invitation to attend President Joe Biden's State of the Union.

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No Bond: Passenger accused of punching flight attendant sent back to Randall County Jail

No Bond: Passenger accused of punching flight attendant sent back to Randall County Jail
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Passenger accused of punching flight attendant, forcing emergency landing in Amarillo, makes initial appearance in federal court

Passenger accused of punching flight attendant, forcing emergency landing in Amarillo, makes initial appearance in federal court
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Court Rules That Federal Emergency Room Law Does Not Require Doctors To Perform Abortions

A court of appeals upheld a previous ruling Tuesday that a law requiring hospitals to treat patients dealing with an emergency does not apply to abortions.

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